Definition of planch in English:

planch

(also plunch)

noun plan(t)ʃplɑːn(t)ʃ

1A plank or board of wood; (hence) a floor. Now English regional (south-western).
2A slab, a flat plate; (Enamelling) a clay tile used to support the piece of work during the process of baking. Now rare.

verb plan(t)ʃplɑːn(t)ʃ

with object To floor using planks; to cover with planks or boards. Now British regional and Canadian.

Origin

Middle English. From Anglo-Norman plaunche, planche and Middle French planche plank, slab
early 16th century. Either from planch, or from Middle French plancher to floor using planks.

Definition of planch in US English:

planch

(also plunch)

noun

1A plank or board of wood; (hence) a floor. Now English regional (south-western).
2A slab, a flat plate; (Enamelling) a clay tile used to support the piece of work during the process of baking. Now rare.

verb

with object To floor using planks; to cover with planks or boards. Now British regional and Canadian.

Origin

Middle English. From Anglo-Norman plaunche, planche and Middle French planche plank, slab<br>early 16th century. Either from planch, or from Middle French plancher to floor using planks.

词汇	planch
释义	Definition of planch in English: planch (also plunch) noun plan(t)ʃplɑːn(t)ʃ 1A plank or board of wood; (hence) a floor. Now English regional (south-western). 2A slab, a flat plate; (Enamelling) a clay tile used to support the piece of work during the process of baking. Now rare. verb plan(t)ʃplɑːn(t)ʃ with object To floor using planks; to cover with planks or boards. Now British regional and Canadian. Origin Middle English. From Anglo-Norman plaunche, planche and Middle French planche plank, slab early 16th century. Either from planch, or from Middle French plancher to floor using planks. Definition of planch in US English: planch (also plunch) noun 1A plank or board of wood; (hence) a floor. Now English regional (south-western). 2A slab, a flat plate; (Enamelling) a clay tile used to support the piece of work during the process of baking. Now rare. verb with object To floor using planks; to cover with planks or boards. Now British regional and Canadian. Origin Middle English. From Anglo-Norman plaunche, planche and Middle French planche plank, slab<br>early 16th century. Either from planch, or from Middle French plancher to floor using planks.
随便看	Nkrumahist Nkrumahization Nkrumah, Kwame pharynx phasal phascogale phascogales Phascologale phase phase advancer phaseal phase angle phase change phase changer phase contrast phase converter phase convertor phase curve phased phased phased array phase diagram phase displacement phase distortion phase-down